Sarapiqui Conservation Learning Center

Sarapiqui Conservation Learning Center

Introduction to the work of the Sarapiqui Conservation Learning Center (SCLC) in Costa Rica and its goals for 2014.

Edwin Sarapiquí Salazar

Una academia deportiva en Sarapiquí tiene sello autóctono.

Italiana defiendió el bosque de Sarapiquí con su vida

Hace 40 años esta mujer italiana compró un terreno en el bosque para evitar la tala indiscriminada. Su amor por el bosque casi le cuesta la vida cuando fue amenazada por unos delincuentes.

Aguas Bravas - Sarapiqui, Costa Rica 2/3 River Rafting Rio Sarapiqui

Study Abroad in Nosara, Costa Rica

An innovative, project-based academic program offered through the Guilford College Center for Principled Problem Solving. For more information please visit our website:

La Selva Biological Station | Wikipedia audio article

This is an audio version of the Wikipedia Article:



00:01:14 1 History
00:02:59 2 Location
00:04:27 3 Environment
00:06:49 4 Flora and fauna
00:07:26 4.1 Plants
00:08:07 4.2 Mammals
00:08:39 4.3 Birds
00:10:34 4.4 Other Animals
00:11:31 5 Research
00:13:42 6 Threats



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SUMMARY
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La Selva Biological Station is a protected area encompassing 1,536 ha of low-land tropical rain forest in northeastern Costa Rica. It is owned and operated by the Organization for Tropical Studies, a consortium of universities and research institutions from the United States, Costa Rica, and Puerto Rico. Recognized internationally as one of the most productive field stations in the world for tropical forest research and peer-reviewed publications, La Selva hosts approximately 300 scientists and 100 university courses every year. The primary goal of La Selva Biological Station is to preserve and protect an intact forest, as well as providing laboratory facilities for tropical research and education. The research potential of the area is not only vital to tropical ecology, but it is also an important location in the effort to study relations between local communities and protected areas. In addition, its high diversity and ease of access to the Puerto Viejo-Horquetas highway makes La Selva an important ecotourism destination and environmental education center for tourists and the local community.